Glenboro South-Cypress Fire

Glenboro South-Cypress Fire Fire Department

09/10/2026

Last night GSCFD started our Fall training schedule. We started off with truck maintenance and equipment checks. Practices run every two weeks on Tuesday nights.

Thanks to all those who attended.

07/28/2026

Today at 12:28 GSCFD was dispatched to an ATV fire North of Glenboro. Thank you to all those who attended.

07/22/2026

Service now restored.

🚨 Urgent Notice 🚨

911 is currently down across the province. We do not have full time staff located at the Fire Hall. If you have an emergency during the outage, please call any of the following:

Chief Steve Nelson - 204-526-7387
Deputy Chief Brett Cornock 204-761-3610
Captain Kirby Wallis - 204-526-0921

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Thank you & stay safe

07/06/2026

Today at 1451 GSCFD was dispatched to an iPhone crash detection South of Glenboro. Members attended and surveyed the area but were unable to locate the caller or a collision.

Back in service at 1515.

Fry Day!!July 16 from 1-3 at the Fire Hall. It’s for a great cause.
06/29/2026

Fry Day!!

July 16 from 1-3 at the Fire Hall. It’s for a great cause.

06/20/2026

Today at 1205 GSCFD was dispatched to assist EMS locate a distressed hiker in Spruce Woods Provincial Park. GSCFD deployed Unit 3 (brush truck) with UTV and 2 members to assist.

Back in service at 1330.

GSCFD was happy to lead the Grad parade at 1700. Congratulations to all Graduates!!!

06/02/2026

Burn ban has officially been lifted.

Burn permits are still required.

Thank you to everyone for your understanding and patience.

Stay safe,

06/01/2026

The RM in conjunction with the GSCFD will be doing a controlled burn of the pit at the Waste Transfer station.

Thankfully we have a soggy day and hopefully a few more!

05/30/2026

Today at 1835 GSCFD was dispatched to a carbon monoxide alarm in the village of Glenboro.

Back in service at 1915. Thanks to all those who attended.

05/20/2026

Last night GSCFD held a regularly scheduled practice. We utilized our burn house to simulate live fire attacks in a controlled environment. Skills practiced include:

Donning/doffing PPE and SCBa
Hose deployment and reloading
Pump operations
Hydraulic and positive pressure ventilation
Radio communications
Fire attack methods
Overhaul and salvage operations

Thanks to everyone who attended and great work!

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500 Railway Avenue
Glenboro, MB
R0K0X0

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